Demi Lovato Is Married: See Her Vivienne Westwood Wedding Dress
The finished piece included the corsetry Demi loved so much, as well as a romantic neckline that swept…
Irene Forte’s London Townhouse Is a Masterclass in Earthy Minimalism
Irene Forte, her husband Felix Winckler, and their two children moved into a townhouse on a quiet block…
Foo Fighters and Drummer Josh Freese Part Ways
Foo Fighters have parted ways with Josh Freese, the drummer said on social media today. “The Foo Fighters…
Sonic Youth to Reopen Reverb Shop to Sell Studio-Used Guitars, Pedals, and More
On May 21, Sonic Youth will reopen their Reverb shop for the third time since launching it in…
Nick Cave Has Stories of His Own About Being Mistaken for Nicolas Cage
Nick Cave and Nicolas Cage are two of the most unmistakeable personalities in their fields. One is an…
Goodwoof comes to The Connaught! The Duke of Richmond’s famed day-out-for-dogs comes to the Mayfair bolthole with a special sweet treat in honour of one of his favourite breeds, the Dachshund
It’s officially the year of the Dachshund at this year’s Goodwoof event The Chelsea Flower Show, the Met…
Annie Leibovitz announces the winner of the Inaugural Saltzman-Leibovitz Photography Prize
The Saltzman-Leibovitz Prize awards $20,000 in total, with Hallosserie receiving the top prize of $10,000. Other shortlisted photographers…
Kate Middleton Steps Out in Scotland Wearing Her Favorite Skinny Jeans
As the Y2K trend rages on, moodboards can be found papered with images of Kate Moss in her…
Happy and glorious: Tatler’s June cover celebrates the King and Queen with an exclusive portrait from royal artist Phillip Butah, as Their Majesties mark their 20th wedding anniversary
By the time he got to secondary school, St Bonaventure’s in Forest Gate, Butah was regularly winning ‘artist…
As an exclusive painting of King Charles and Queen Camilla graces the cover of Tatler, we reveal a history of His Majesty in portraiture
Eight years later, in 1988, Tom Wood would paint the then-Prince Charles, in what Sir Roy Strong, former…